Emblem Editor Confirmed for Call of Duty: WW2

Customization has become a staple of the Call of Duty franchise, with custom characters and weapons that will frequently see a match of 12 players looking completely different. With Call of Duty: WW2 leaving behind the colorful future for a return to the franchise’s gritty World War roots, fans are wondering what will become of the Emblem Editor.

Sledgehammer has already confirmed that animated weapon camos will not be a part of the campaign or multiplayer, though you can use them in the Nazi Zombies mode. Thankfully, the animated weapon camos were deemed realistic enough to sit alongside zombies.

Although flashy camos will not be a part of multiplayer, at least at launch, Micheal Condrey has confirmed the Emblem Editor will be a part of Call of Duty: WW2.

The Emblem Editor allows players to create custom emblems by manipulating various shapes. The community has taken the basic editor to unbelievable heights, with YouTubers showing off incredible works of art.

The community also figured out how to make butts, obviously.

Black Ops 3 took the Emblem Editor one step further by making the same concept for weapons, allowing gamers to put customize the looks of their weapon skins.

While we do not know if WW2 will allow you to customize your weapons to the extent of Black Ops 3, at least the Call of Duty artists out there can play around with the Emblem Editor in Call of Duty: WW2.

Vincent Genova

Vincent is a washed up former college athlete with a bad shoulder and a worse knee, but thankfully his hands are perfectly fine for gaming. He is often judged for thinking Advanced Warfare is the best Call of Duty, but your judgement won’t make him take down his AW poster that was signed by Angela Gots and Russell Richardson. Vincent is also better than Tom Henderson at everything.